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Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly © G. Battaly 2016 1 April 19, 2016 5.1 Angles and Radian Measure Class Notes: Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY Study 5.1 CVC # 17; #147; 51, 5763; 7175 College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework GOALS: 1. Understand that angles have measures in degrees or radians. 2. There are 360 = 2π radians in a complete circle. 1 radian subtends an arc = radius of the circle. 3. Trig functions of an angle are defined as ratios of: the sides of the associated triangle; or the coordinates of pt. (x,y) and the radius, r for a circle with C(0,0) 4. Signs (+ or ) of trig functions are determined by the quadrant with the terminal ray. 5. To convert degrees to radians mult. by π / 180 . To convert radians to degrees mult. by 180 / π. 5.1 Angles and Radian Measure Class Notes: Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework basic_angles.mp4

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  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

    © G. Battaly 2016 1

    April 19, 2016

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    Study 5.1 CVC # 17; #147; 51, 5763;  7175College Algebra & Trig Home Page

    Homework

    GOALS:1.  Understand that angles have measures in      degrees or radians.2.  There are 360  = 2π radians in a complete circle.     1 radian subtends an arc = radius of the circle.3.  Trig functions of an angle are defined as ratios of:      the sides of the associated triangle; or       the coordinates of pt. (x,y) and the radius, r        for a circle with C(0,0)4.  Signs (+ or ) of trig functions are determined by     the quadrant with the terminal ray.5.  To convert degrees to radians mult. by  π / 180 .      To convert radians to degrees mult. by  180 / π.

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

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  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

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    April 19, 2016

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    + θ

    basic_angles.mp4

     θ

    Angle in standard postion:1.  initial side on pos. xaxis2.  vertex (0, 0)

    Angle is:θ > 0 if counterclockwise θ 

  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

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    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    = 0.5    1 = 0.87      1 = 0.5    0.87

    csc θ =  1             0.5sec θ =  1            0.87  cot θ =0.87           0.5

    sin θ = y             rcos θ = x              rtan θ = y             x

    ( x, y )

    r

    trig_functions_unitCircle.mp4

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    sin θ = y             rcos θ = x              rtan θ = y             x

    csc θ =  r              ysec θ =  r              xcot θ = x             y

    trig_functions_unitCircle.mp4

    Definitions of Trig. Functions

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  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

    © G. Battaly 2016 4

    April 19, 2016

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    sin θ  cos θ tan θ 

    III

    III IV

    sin θ  cos θ tan θ 

    sin θ  cos θ tan θ 

    sin θ  cos θ tan θ 

    Which are positive?  Which negative?

    sin θ = y             rcos θ = x              rtan θ = y             x

    csc θ =  r              ysec θ =  r              xcot θ = x             y

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    sin θ  cos θ tan θ 

    csc θ =  r              ysec θ =  r              xcot θ = x             y

    III

    III IV

    sin θ  cos θ tan θ 

    sin θ  cos θ tan θ 

    sin θ  cos θ tan θ 

    Which are positive?  Which negative?

    +

    +

    +++

    +

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  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

    © G. Battaly 2016 5

    April 19, 2016

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    Circumference:      C = 2 π r

    C = 2 π r

    The circumference of a circle is a measure of the length around the whole circle.

    If r = 1,  what is the length around the whole circle?_____what is the length around half of the circle?  ________

    around one quarter of the circle?  ________

    A sector of a circle is the linear measure of part of the circumference.

    s = r θ      θ in radians

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    Circumference:      C = 2 π r

    C = 2 π r

    The circumference of a circle is a measure of the length around the whole circle.

    If r = 1,  what is the length around the whole circle?_____what is the length around half of the circle?  ________around one quarter of the circle  ________

    A sector of a circle is the linear measure of part of the circumference.

    s = r θ      θ in radians

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    r    

    r

    s = r

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    Radian:  angle that subtends an arc of                              length = r of the circle

    degrees  radians

         0           0

       90                                  2

      180             

       270        3                        2 

    s = r θ      θ in radians

    r    

    r

    s = r

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    Radian:  angle that subtends an arc of                              length = r of the circle

    degrees  radians

         0           0

       90                                  2

      180             

       270        3                        2 

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    r    

    r

    s = r

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    Convert from Degrees to Radians:     Multiplication Property of 1:  multiply by        / 180

    Convert 45  to radians

    r    

    r

    s = r

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    Convert from Degrees to Radians:     Multiplication Property of 1:  multiply by        / 180

    Convert 45  to radians

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  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

    © G. Battaly 2016 8

    April 19, 20165.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    Label the angles in degrees and radians.

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    Label the angles in degrees and radians.

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  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

    © G. Battaly 2016 9

    April 19, 20165.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    Label the angles in degrees and radians.

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    basic_angles.mp4

    Label the angles in degrees and radians.

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  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

    © G. Battaly 2016 10

    April 19, 20165.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    Convert to radians:    60 

    Hint:  Use the multiplication property of 1.

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    Convert to radians:    60 

    Hint:  Use the multiplication property of 1.

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  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

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    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    Convert to radians:   150 

    Hint:  Use the multiplication property of 1.

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    Convert to degrees:   7π     Which quadrant?                                    4  

    Hint:  Use the multiplication property of 1.

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  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

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    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    Convert to degrees:    7π     Which quadrant?                                      4  

    Hint:  Use the multiplication property of 1.

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    G:   415      F: positive angle 

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    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    Length of a Circular Arc:    s = r θ,   θ in radians

    G:     r = 16 in,  θ = 60 ,   F:  s

    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    Length of a Circular Arc:    s = r θ,   θ in radians

    G:     r = 9 yds,  θ = 315         F:  s

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  • Angles and Radian Measures: Classnotes, G. Battaly

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    5.1  Angles and Radian Measure

    Class Notes:  Prof. G. Battaly, Westchester Community College, NY

    College Algebra & Trig Home Page Homework

    Length of a Circular Arc:    s = r θ,   θ in radians

    G:     r = 9 yds,  θ = 315         F:  s

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